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How to read this review
This is a keyword-based review. The score summarizes triggered rules; it is not a probability of legal risk. Completeness measures detected topics, not clause validity. Confirm each finding against the original contract.
Risk score
High risk
3 High 3 Medium 4 Low
Findings 10 findings
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High
Unlimited liability
The liable party could face losses far larger than the contract’s value.
The provider accepts unlimited liability for all losses.
Recommendation: Propose a cap, such as the contract value or fees paid in the last 12 months, and exclude indirect losses.
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High
Termination by one party or without notice
Lets one party end the contract suddenly and without cause, exposing the other to unexpected loss.
The company may terminate without notice.
Recommendation: Require written notice with a reasonable period (e.g. 30 days), make the right mutual, and settle amounts due on termination.
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High
No “Dispute resolution” clause
Names the forum — a court or arbitration — and saves time if a dispute arises.
Recommendation: Add an explicit clause covering this before signing.
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Medium
No “Subject matter” clause
A precise scope prevents disputes about what each party promised.
Recommendation: Add an explicit clause covering this before signing.
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Medium
No “Term” clause
Without a clear term and effective date, it’s hard to say when obligations start and end.
Recommendation: Add an explicit clause covering this before signing.
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Medium
No “Signatures” clause
Signatures of the parties or their authorised representatives prove acceptance.
Recommendation: Add an explicit clause covering this before signing.
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Low
Consider adding a “Confidentiality” clause
Protects information the parties share during and after the contract.
Recommendation: Not essential for this contract type, but it reduces the chance of disputes.
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Low
Consider adding a “Force majeure” clause
Deals with performance becoming impossible for reasons outside the parties’ control.
Recommendation: Not essential for this contract type, but it reduces the chance of disputes.
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Low
Consider adding a “Intellectual property” clause
Says who owns the work and deliverables produced under the contract.
Recommendation: Not essential for this contract type, but it reduces the chance of disputes.
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Low
Consider adding a “Notices” clause
Sets how formal notices are sent, to which address, and when they count as received.
Recommendation: Not essential for this contract type, but it reduces the chance of disputes.
Clause map
Each clause as it appears in the contract, with its category and highest issue level.
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1 Fictional services agreement
Fictional services agreement -
2 Section 1: Parties
Section 1: Parties First party: Example Company Second party: Example Provider -
3 Section 2: Term
Section 2: Term The services start on 2026/01/01 for 12 months. -
4 Section 3: Payment
Section 3: Payment The fee is SAR 10000. -
5 Section 4: Termination
Section 4: Termination The company may terminate without notice. -
6 Section 5: Liability
Section 5: Liability The provider accepts unlimited liability for all losses. -
7 Section 6: Governing law
Section 6: Governing law This agreement is governed by the laws of Saudi Arabia.
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